In the hands of experimental filmmaker Dominic Angerame, the city of Havana itself becomes the protagonist in this evocative cinematic portrait. Through a series of stark, beautifully composed black-and-white images, the film captures the textures of a city suspended in time, where crumbling colonial architecture stands alongside the enduring spirit of its people. There is no traditional narrative, but rather a visual symphony that unfolds as the camera glides through sun-drenched plazas, weathered facades, and the quiet, intimate moments of daily life. The central tension lies in the contrast between grandeur and decay, creating a tone that is both melancholic and deeply poetic. Habana 2006 offers viewers a meditative journey, inviting them to witness the soul of a legendary city through the perceptive and artistic lens of its director.